Raphaël Pichon, director of Pygmalion: "I thank Chalamet for forcing us to defend classical music as a contagious antidote"
French conductor Raphaël Pichon discusses the importance of classical music in contemporary culture while conducting Bach's 'St. Matthew Passion' in Spain.
Inspired Franklin releases new single
Inspired Franklin, an afro-gospel artist from the US, has launched a new single titled 'Turn Up' aimed at promoting faith through music and inspiring hope.
US man pleads guilty to defrauding music streamers out of millions using AI
A North Carolina man has admitted to defrauding music streaming services by using AI-generated songs and bots to artificially inflate listen counts and royal revenues.
'Latvian Voices' sends a special message on World Down Syndrome Day with the song 'Today Belongs to Us'
On World Down Syndrome Day, the a cappella group 'Latvian Voices' released a new song titled 'Today Belongs to Us', inspired by the Latvian Down Syndrome Association.
RAUDSAARE DIALOGUES ⟩ Indrek Laul: Thanks to us, the word 'Estonia' is constantly in front of many people in America.
Indrek Laul, a pianist and the director of the Estonia Piano Factory, discusses the global impact of Estonia's pianos, particularly in the United States.
Ana Castela, Us Agroboy, rodeos and cultural manifestations: see how to enjoy the weekend in Sul de Minas
The weekend will be lively in Sul de Minas with a variety of cultural, musical, and gastronomic events across several cities.
Kåre Opdal gave us a safety and enthusiasm for music
A tribute to Kåre Opdal, who significantly contributed to the local music community in Inderøya, Norway.
Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso surprised by revealing their connection to Peter Lanzani: "He saved us"
Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso revealed in a recent interview that actor Peter Lanzani has played a crucial role in their music career as their manager.
The Taylor Swift effect: US vinyl sales top $1bn for the first time since 1983
US vinyl sales reached $1.04 billion in 2025, marking a historic high, largely driven by Taylor Swift's marketing strategies.
Chairman of the Japan-Taiwan Relations Association Proposes a Concert Between Japanese Self-Defense Forces and US-Taiwan Militaries to the President—'Cultural Exchange'
Chairman of the Japan-Taiwan Relations Association proposed a concert featuring music ensembles from Japan's Self-Defense Forces, Taiwan's military, and the US military to Taiwan's President.
'We are Indians, don't call us Chinese', said the singers of the 'Gilithigreems' band
'Gilithigreems', an all-girls music band from Arunachal Pradesh, is making strides in the national music scene while emphasizing their Indian identity.
Danny Ocean: "I think all Venezuelans would like to meet María Corina"
Venezuelan singer Danny Ocean discusses his new album, his thoughts on María Corina Machado, and his experience as an immigrant in the US.
Peter Andre reboots iconic tune nearly 30 years on as Princess sets sights on pop career
Peter Andre is set to release a remastered version of his hit song 'All About Us' as he marks 30 years in the music industry, while his daughter Princess aspires to start her own music career.
"With Chiara Mazzel towards the podium, music helps us too"
Chiara Mazzel wins her first Paralympic silver medal in giant slalom, marking her fourth overall medal and contributing to Italy's medal tally in the event.
Elīna Fūrmane Reveals the True Reason Why She Returned to Latvia
Latvian singer Elīna Fūrmane explains that her return to Latvia from the US was prompted by her mother's health issues, rather than her music career.
"Playing in Latvia is a great privilege for us." Interview with "Unknown Mortal Orchestra" frontman Ruban Nilsen
Ruban Nilsen of 'Unknown Mortal Orchestra' discusses the band's upcoming European tour, including their highly anticipated concert in Latvia.
We are all a bit strange. Let's keep our childlike minds and not let the system crush us, calls singer Pam Rabbit
Czech singer Pam Rabbit discusses her upbringing, her upcoming shows, and the themes of her new album in a recent interview.
Dancing to Trump's Words While Bombs Fall Over Tehran
Iranians are dancing to music inspired by Donald Trump's statement about the death of Iran's Supreme Leader amid ongoing US and Israeli attacks.
Live Nation reaches an agreement with the Department of Justice to end the antitrust trial
Live Nation has reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice to end an antitrust trial concerning its monopoly in the live music industry, following allegations of unfair competition and price gouging.
Raul Ojamaa, who composed music for the Netflix series: the role of music is to support the image
Raul Ojamaa, composer for the Netflix series 'No One Saw Us Leave,' discussed the importance of music supporting visuals rather than overshadowing them.
Antonio Romero, from Los del Río, laments that Trump used 'Macarena' in a video attacking Iran: 'I made it to brighten life, not for this'
Antonio Romero expresses his distress over the use of his famous song 'Macarena' in a White House video promoting U.S. military actions in Iran.
Suddenly, Harry Styles sounds like someone who wants to be just like all of us. He just isn't.
Harry Styles has embraced his time in Berlin, exploring analog synthesizers while recording his fourth solo album, showcasing a desire for connection with everyday people despite being a global superstar.
Punk Cannot Be Killed. On the 50th Anniversary of the Attitude that Will Save Us
The article reflects on the impact of punk rock music and culture as a form of resistance and self-expression that emerged in the face of societal norms.
NHL Star and World-Famous Singer: A Relationship!
NHL star Jack Hughes and pop singer Tate McRae are in a relationship, confirmed by US Weekly.
Unforgettable Experiences: What Surprised Us About the Concerts Nominated for the Great Music Award?
The article discusses the five concerts nominated for the 'Concert of the Year' at the Great Music Awards of 2025 in Latvia, highlighting their unique aspects and emotional resonance.
Cheers of Joy, Music, Anger: The World Reacts to the Assassination of Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei
The world reacted with joy, anger, or concern upon learning of the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei by U.S. and Israeli strikes.
Everything is normal. Also the tirades against the USA
The Sanremo Festival is seen as an isolated bubble amidst global turmoil, with artists criticizing the US while ignoring the authoritarian regime in Iran.
Federico Merke: "Summits are like Lollapaloozas of climate change"
Frederico Merke discusses how climate change is more a political and economic issue than a meteorological one, comparing environmental summits to major music festivals.
‘For us, it’s like Christmas’: Bad Bunny gets rapturous welcome at first-ever Australian show
Bad Bunny receives an enthusiastic reception during his first concert in Australia, marking a significant cultural milestone for both the artist and the audience.
Zara Larsson's breakthrough: filling arenas and causing chaos
Zara Larsson's international career is soaring, with sold-out tours in the US and Australia and her recent Grammy nomination.
Celebrate with us, friends of Ďuro Černý said during the unveiling of the memorial plaque. They believe a musicians' alley will be created there
A memorial plaque has been unveiled in Bratislava's Račianske mýto park in honor of musician Ďuro Černý, attended by friends and fellow musicians.
'It gives us pride': Bad Bunny tour unites Sydney's Latin diaspora
A local event in Sydney celebrating Bad Bunny's world tour fosters a sense of unity among the Latin American community.
Laur Joamets: I have been lucky to make a living as a musician
Guitarist Laur Joamets shares his experiences and future plans in the music industry, discussing his dual life as a performer in the US and his roots in Estonia.
He wears his cowboy hat with pride
Country music currently reflects the divided US, as artist Zach Top offers his perspective on a path out of crisis through his music performance.
They made us forget that all the heroes are dead
The article recounts a vibrant concert by Magdalena Bay at Store Vega, marked by an eclectic audience and a charged atmosphere.
Gianni Morandi writes to his son: 'For the world you are Tredici Pietro, for us you remain our child'
Gianni Morandi expresses heartfelt pride and love for his son, Pietro, who is set to debut at the Sanremo festival.
Courtney Barnett on her upcoming album, 'Creature of Habit': Art helps us connect and empathize
Courtney Barnett discusses the importance of art and music in connecting with oneself ahead of her new album 'Creature of Habit.'
US salsa legend Willie Colón, vocalist, trombonist and composer, dies aged 75
Willie Colón, the influential salsa musician known for his trombone skills and vocal contributions, has passed away at the age of 75.
U2 slams Putin, ICE in defiant new EP 'Days of Ash'
U2 has released a politically charged EP titled 'Days of Ash', addressing issues such as Vladimir Putin's ambitions and U.S. immigration policies.
U2 Releases Untitled EP Addressing Violence of ICE and Conflicts in Iran and Gaza
U2's new EP 'Days of Ash' tackles issues such as violence from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), protests against Iran's supreme leader, and violence against Palestinians in Gaza.
Bruce Springsteen Starts New Tour in Minneapolis: - The Cavalry is Coming
Bruce Springsteen has announced a new tour called 'Land Of Hope And Dreams,' beginning in Minneapolis, emphasizing a message of hope and resistance against current political challenges.
Macy Gray, the singer with a hundred-year-old voice, fears that technology will turn us into robots and artificial intelligence will kill music
Macy Gray expresses concerns about the impact of technology and artificial intelligence on music, reflecting on her career and the evolution of the music industry over the past twenty-five years.
Petr Kolář sings about forgiving loves that have left us. He shot a new clip with his sons
Czech singer Petr Kolář has released a new music video about the theme of forgiveness in love, featuring his sons.
Scream after victory: We are not yet aware of what has happened to us
The Croatian music group Lelek reflects on their unexpected victory at Dore 2026, which will take them to the 70th Eurovision in Vienna.
Hannaliisa Uusma: The Unwavering Interest of Hu? Fans is a Great Compliment to Us
Hannaliisa Uusma of the band Hu? reflects on the unwavering interest of their fans, noting that it is a significant compliment to their music.
US Media: Britney Spears Sells Rights to Her Music Catalog
Britney Spears has reportedly sold the rights to her music catalog for an estimated $200 million, joining a trend of artists monetizing their music rights.
How Bad Bunny, Rosalía, and K-Pop Confirm a Crisis in the U.S. Music Domain
Bad Bunny's recent Super Bowl performance in Spanish symbolizes a challenge to the U.S. music industry's dominance and offers a critique of nationalist policies.
How Bad Bunny's Songs Explain the History of Puerto Rico and Tensions with the USA
The article explores how Bad Bunny's recent achievements in the music industry highlight Puerto Rico's cultural identity and the political tensions with the United States.
'Gimme more': Britney sells rights to music catalogue in reported $281m deal
Britney Spears has sold the rights to her music catalogue for approximately $281 million to Primary Wave, making her among the latest major artists to strike a deal for their work.
INTERVIEW ⟩ Leprous guitarist: Estonia made us sing karaoke and we never do that otherwise
Leprous guitarist Robin Ognedal shares his memorable experiences in Estonia, highlighting a unique karaoke night instead of the typical tourist spots.